Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-19

The National Jockey club has decided
20 hold an eight Gays meeting at Ivy City
next fall, with five races each day. Many
rich stakes will be contested.
Mccarthy will drive Patron in the Sl0,-
100 stakes at Hartford.
1t turns out that Joe Hamerick of Roch-
ester, who played Beauregarb so heavily
IN Cleveland in 1885 as to go broke, is part
owner of ROsaline Wilkes-2:1S34. She
cost $4,000 and the Sire Brothers own but
half.
Eight thousand dollars was offered re
Gently for yearling brother of Patron.
Captain Browns Sunbeam can beat the
great Kingston. So Eastern horsemen
mink.
Hon. L. w. Russell has leased the track
op The fair grounds in Canton for five
years, and will use it for training his
horses. He intends to make it the best
track in Northern New York.
The New York trotting meeting will
cover three days, beginning September 10,
which is Immediately after the close of
me Springfield grand circuit meeting. On
The opening day there is a $4,000 event, for
al ages, stipulated to include Harry
Wilkes and Patron.
s. G. Wells. Dreamland stockfarm, lie
Roy, v. r., has sold to j. f. Haynes,
C!t nd, O., his stallion Happy Gothard,
foa nd 1884, by St Gothard, dam Mignon
ny happy Mtuiuui, Sldit-bttul
Minnie by Noble s Vermont Handle
tonian, for $500. Happy Gothard is en-
tered in the Kentucky stake race next
fall.
Jay-Eye-See has arrived at Freeport H.,
aud will be put through daily exercise
preparatory to his trot against time two
weeks hence at Taylor's Park. Case does
not expect him to lower his record of 2lO,
1u5 thinks he will make fast time. This
wiz he his first appearance in public for
We; ears
1'.ia Wagner stock farm combination
sale at Marshall, Mich, was quite success
fuL The highest price $3.50, was paid
Tor Jessie r., brown mare, by Don j.
Robinson, dam by Fisks Mambrino Chief
she has record of 2;2414 Carrie Wilkes
brown mare, by Alcyone, dam by Nam
bCino Starlight, brought $4,000. Kent
worth, bay horse, two years old, PAGER, by
HGnbletonan Mambrino, sold for $3.50
runners, bay ,filly, by recorder, dan
Lslu Morton by Whip Clay, for sl4oO
fora. bay flliy, by Black Cloud, fol
C.cua, for SlO25 All together, 6l heaC
Ae-.e sold, at an average OF S46l.
&c sale Of the entire stud of thorough
1T.t horses who have been racing in th'
c0iors of the Fairfax stable were disposed
N Saturday morning at the Monmouth
Park race track, by order of the mort
gage, Mr.. Henry 5. Everard of Chicago
TbO held bill OF sale on all the animals
The II lots offered realized S27 800, or al
average of over SIGH each The follow
.Hg Will be found list of the principa
hoeses sold and their purchasers Housa
loa2ic, br. c.. four yours, by Mortemel
dam Nandalite ID. Pulsifer S2O50; Cy
,icps IN, c., four years, by Mortemel
6ar .zsie Lucas f. Garrison, $4,000
tSardey, ch. c., four years, by Flood, dan
Sathe Gardner; w. Gilman, $240O; Row
land, br c., four years, by Shannon, daI
Riglin; George Forbes, $3.50; Or
Hsmme, gray colt three years, by Flood
darn Frolic j. Rowe, 800 Hypasia, cl
L, three years, by Mortemer, dam Or
tsrlo; A. G. McCampbell Louisville, Ky
$4,000. Slumber, b. f., two Years, by MOI
day, dam Fannie Lew: !, II. Smtl
$500 Pine Tree, CHI. C.. % years, 1
.i0od, dam Piuev Lewis, II. Nuke
sI0j3. GuarGsman, Oh. c., two years, !
Monday, dam Glendew; c. b. Mori
5000.
a match race has been arranged betwe'
Harry wilkes and Argyle, to be trotted
Poughkeepsie. James Temple bets +.
WiethoH $1,000 that Harry Wilkes will be
Argyle, best three heats in five, to haIne
turing the Poughkeepsie meetnng A fC
rcit o $3.50 has been paid posted.